carefull you will now get contacted by fake lenders out to steal due diligence or commitment fee money from you.do not shop for HML on the internet.. go to your local meet ups and ask around or call your local title and escrow companies and ask them what companies they see actually making loans in your market.be aware of the too good to be true terms..and the ( we just need 500.oo commitment fee your all approved net that to move forward) 

Just to provide a little more detail, the Seller had already signed my purchase and sale agreement and returned it to me along with a handwritten note (in English), committing to sell me the property at a specific price. 

I am trying to hold them to their commitment that they've made. 

The idea of a live-in house hack is not ideal for every situation, but my husband and I are committed to living free in the next few years, so we are renting out bedrooms in our own home.

Use rental money to cover holding expenses or materials. 2) Look for a seller financed home where you can put zero or just a thousand down and commit in contract to pay the seller in full after you resell the house and make your profit.

If you find something that resonates, commit to sticking with it for the long-term.

@Tim O'Rourke7 Figure Flipping is one of them, but they charge a pretty penny to be apart of the mastermind so you have to make sure that it is something you 100% will be committed to.

My sense is that the government (regardless of who wins) is going to be committed to propping up markets (financial and real estate). 

If you (the agent) deems the responsibility of communication, responsiveness, involvement and commitment as menial tasks then being a realtor may not be the best decision.  

At end of day, it really isn't that scary... just need to commit to analyzing deals and pulling the trigger when the numbers make sense.Before pics:After:Let me know if you have any questions!